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Featured Baroness Sayeeda Warsi Demands Protection Of Christians

Discussion in 'News & Current Events' started by Crabtownboy, Nov 16, 2013.

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  1. Crabtownboy

    Crabtownboy Well-Known Member
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    Currently from the extreme folk who say they are followers of Mohammad, but violate much of what he said in the Koran about peacefully living with and being peaceful with other "people of the Book".

    Traditionally Muslims have defined "people of the Book" as followers of the God of Abraham as the one and only god and are told to be peaceful with them. Of course this has not been followed throughout the centuries.

    Traditionally Judaism has defined "people of the Book" as people of the Jewish faith.

    To my knowledge, Christians either reject the idea of "people of the book" or have no definition concerning this term.

    These Christians and Mohammedans have lived side-by-side peacefully for 1300 years. It is only since WW II that the problems began. But, if pressure by Western governments, and from Christians in the West are not brought to on governments in the Mid-East, then Christianity will disappear where it began.

     
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    Strike three. Sit down. That bat ain't go no wood in it. You're the one who hasn't given any proof of his statements, and have ignored those who have asked for it. Not just ignored, but blatantly ignored, as though the question wasn't asked.

    Of course they should be. Dumb question. Now, how about answering all the other questions across the board you've been asked in the last 36 hours and have pretended not to see?
     
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    And we do so for good and sufficient reasons. For Biblical Christianity, there is no neutral position. One either holds to the Truth and is saved or one continues in error and is lost. Sacralist Christianity took this and included held those who do not adhere to their state's flavor of Christianity are heretics and are to treated like Jews and Mohammedans. Mind you, Baptists by definition are not sacralists.
     
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